LASIK & Refractive Surgery
Experience Life with Greater Visual Freedom
Imagine waking up and seeing clearly without reaching for your glasses or contact lenses.
Whether you're considering LASIK or another vision correction procedure, our doctors provide comprehensive evaluations, personalized recommendations, and complete pre- and post-operative care to help you achieve your visual goals.
What Is Refractive Surgery?
Refractive surgery includes procedures designed to reduce your dependence on glasses and contact lenses by correcting nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism.
Our role is to determine whether you're a good candidate, educate you about your options, coordinate your care with a trusted refractive surgeon, and provide your follow-up care after surgery.
Am i a candidate?
You may be a candidate if you:
✔ Are at least 18 years old
✔ Have a stable glasses prescription
✔ Are in good overall eye health
✔ Have healthy corneas
✔ Want greater freedom from glasses or contacts
✔ Understand that no surgery can guarantee perfect vision
Benefits of Refractive Surgery
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👓 Less dependence on glasses
🏃 Freedom during sports and exercise
🏖 Easier travel
👁 Clear vision
😊 Greater convenience
🌅 Wake up seeing clearly
Frequently Asked Questions
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Most patients experience little to no discomfort during LASIK. Numbing eye drops are used throughout the procedure, and many people describe feeling only mild pressure for a few seconds.
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The laser portion of the procedure usually takes only a few minutes per eye. Most patients are at the surgery center for approximately two hours from start to finish.
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Many patients notice significantly improved vision within 24 hours, although vision continues to stabilize over the following weeks.
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Many patients achieve excellent distance vision after LASIK or other refractive procedures. However, age-related changes such as presbyopia may still require reading glasses later in life.
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The correction made by LASIK is permanent. However, natural changes to the eyes can still occur over time, including presbyopia and cataracts.
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LASIK is considered an elective procedure and is generally not covered by insurance. Many refractive surgery centers offer financing options to help make treatment more affordable.